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USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET H 2020 1

UNITED STATES EVENTING ASSOCIATION

Essential Information about your USEA Membership

Revised January, 2020

Current USEA Policies | USEA Programs | Dressage Tests

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USEA CORPORATE SPONSORSThe United States Eventing Association would like to

express appreciation to its corporate sponsors:

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official outerwear

official supplement feeding system

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REMINDERSA rider competing in any USEA-registered competition, at any level to include Beginner Novice must hold a Full, Junior, Collegiate, or Life membership and have an approved and current medical armband. (A fee of $100 will apply to consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championships and current year-end awards only).

USEA requires ALL foreign competitors to be members of the USEA in order to compete at USEA recognized competitions.

EVENTING TESTS: Starter Test, DX Eventing, Coach Allowed Test (CAT), or Schooling Show competitors who are non-members will not be required to pay a non-member fee to compete. To use the USEA Xentry online system, an ID number must be created. ID numbers do not require membership and can be created by going to www.useventing.com and clicking on Login. Click on “New User?” to create profile.

All horses competing in any USEA recognized competition at any level, including the Beginner Novice level, must have a valid FULL or LIMITED STATUS registration. The USEA will extend a 14-day grace period after the competition concludes to upgrade a horse from Limited to Full status. Points and/or championship qualifications are not retroactive after the 14-day grace period. The USEA will consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championship and current year-end awards only. A fine of $100 will be required for each inquiry to consider reinstatement.

ALL foreign horses must be registered with the USEA with Full or Limited status.

The starter fees for all national and FEI competitions is $25.00. This includes a $1.00 levied on all starters to generate funds for equine research.

All riders, including Life members, must declare their amateur status each year. Amateur status is defined by the U.S. Equestrian Federation Rules for Eventing Appendix 3, Section 4.4. Amateur declaration may be made at any time during the current competition year; however, the benefits of amateur status are not retroactive. Amateur status begins at the time it is declared. Amateur status must be declared annually for each competition season.

As per the Rule (EV106.2), entries are considered complete when all entry and stabling fees have been received by the organizer/secretary. In the case of online entries paid by credit card through Xentry, entries are considered complete upon submission, as the USEA guarantees payment to the organizer. Online entries paid by check are not considered “complete” until the check is received by the organizer/secretary.

USEA POLICY STATES: USEA Starter and Drugs & Medications Fees are not subject to the competition office fee, and shall be returned within 30 days of the completion of the competition to any rider who withdraws prior to the start of the dressage test.

QUESTIONS? The USEA is available Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. E.T. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact USEA Member Services by phone at (703) 779-0440 (2) or by e-mail at [email protected].


WELCOME TO THE USEADear USEA Member,We are excited you have joined us this year. Whether this is your first time joining or you are renewing for the twentieth time, we hope this is the best year ever in U.S. Eventing. Here are some of the exciting perks and important information to know as a member of the USEA:

USEA MEMBER PACKETThis member packet is an informational guide to the many benefits of the USEA. The USEA issues permanent member cards, which will not be replaced each year. To keep your card active, you must renew your membership each year to compete.

USEVENTING.COMOur website is the center for all information about the sport of eventing in the U.S. By visiting www.useventing.com you have daily access to the latest event coverage and news about the sport. The website is the best way to find event information, clinics in your Area, and any form or document you could need. Are you looking for a new trainer or coach? Check out the complete list of USEA ICP Certified Instructors, YEH Instructors and YEH Professional Horse Trainers by level or Area. Do you want to know who is the leading rider in the country? The national leaderboard is on the home page. Take some time to explore www.useventing.com for a wealth of information.

USEA ONLINE SERVICESUSEA Online Services allows you to renew memberships, update personal profiles, purchase USEA publications, join Area programs, register a horse, view competition records, search horse records, and much more. Log in by creating a username and password at services.useventing.com.

USEA EVENT COMPANION APPHave you ever been on the way to an event and realize you need the address? Or gotten in the warm up only to forget your dressage test? The USEA Event Companion app is designed to make your life easier and make all necessary competition information available at your fingertips. The app is available for iOS and Android devices.

EVENTING USAEventing USA magazine is the official print publication of the USEA and is the only publication in the United States devoted solely to the sport of eventing. This magazine is jam-packed with educational features such as breeding your next event horse, riding a winning dressage test, veterinary advice, or the best way to negotiate a water jump. A subscription to Eventing USA is included with your membership and will automatically be sent to your home.

RULEBOOKThe U.S. Equestrian Federation Rules for Eventing is published once a year. The print version is available for $10.00 (includes shipping) and can be purchased through the USEA Webstore at www.ShopUSEA.com, or at the same time you join or renew your membership. A PDF version of the U.S. Equestrian Federation Rules for Eventing is available for viewing on the USEA website under the Competitions section.


USEA WEBSTOREThe USEA Webstore is located at www.ShopUSEA.com. All competition supplies, the Rulebook, USEA logowear, and much more are available on the Webstore.

XENTRYThe USEA’s Online Express Entry System, Xentry, was created by the USEA as a service to our members. You can enter USEA recognized events from a central and secure website. Xentry leverages the USEA’s competitions, results, and membership databases to make it easy to create an entry within minutes of logging into the website for the first time. Xentry can be accessed at services.useventing.com.

USEA COMPETITIONS AND SERIESWhether you are a breeder who wants to show off your young horse in the USEA Future Event Horse or the USEA Young Event Horse competitions, or an amateur who wants to compete in the USEA Classic Series, a student wishing to participate in the Intercollegiate Program, or a rider who wants to qualify for this year’s USEA American Eventing Championships, the USEA has a program for you! To find out more about all the programs the USEA has to offer, visit our website at useventing.com.

AWARDS PROGRAMSThe USEA has developed multiple awards programs in order to recognize its members for the high level of success they have attained in the sport of eventing. The programs that are available are the Blue Ribbon Award, Certificate of Horse and Rider Achievement, Eventing Medal Program, and the Charles Owen Technical Merit Award. Details on all awards are available on the USEA website under the Awards section and on page 10 of this booklet.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMSThe USEA is dedicated to promoting safe education in the sport of eventing. A variety of educational activities, clinics, schooling days, and camps are located on the activities calendar at useventing.com under Education.

USEA SPONSORSHIPThe USEA has a loyal base of companies and organizations that make our programs possible. Our wide variety of sponsors give their money, time, and products to guarantee that the USEA is able to offer a diverse range of activities to our members! Please take some time to look through the sponsorship material on our website and at our events and support our USEA sponsors.

DISCOVER EVENTINGDiscover Eventing is an online guide that explains the sport of eventing and its history, shows you what you need to know about your first event, and provides information on how to become involved in the eventing community. Be sure and visit www.DiscoverEventing.com.

The USEA staff is here to serve you, our members. If there is anything we can do to help please don’t hesitate to call the office at 703-779-0440 (2), e-mail us at [email protected], or write to us at USEA, 525 Old Waterford Rd, NW, Leesburg, Virginia 20176.

Sincerely,The United States Eventing Association.


USEA MEMBERSHIP PERKS

LIFE MEMBER - $1,500Receives benefits as listed in Full Membership below for life. (Life Memberships are non-transferable)

FULL MEMBER - $95 PER YEAR• Ability to compete at all recognized USEA Horse Trials at all levels• Ability to compete in USEA programs such as the USEA Intercollegiate Eventing Program,

USEA Young Event Horse Program, USEA New Event Horse Program, USEA Future Event Horse Program, USEA Classic Series, Charles Owen Technical Merit Award Events, the USEA American Eventing Championships presented by Nutrena Feeds, and the $60,000 Adequan USEA Advanced Final.

• Six issues of Eventing USA (four-color educational magazine with articles, profiles, and competition reports, and photos recognizing member achievements)

• Subscription to all electronic newsletters• National competition schedule via online calendar• Access to the USEA Event Companion App• Full access to USEA website with horse and rider competition records• Verification of qualifications for competition levels and championships• Eligibility for USEA Horse and Rider Awards Programs: USEA Medal Program, Blue Ribbon,

Horse and Rider Achievement• Eligibility for the USEA American Eventing Championships and all Area Championships (if

qualified)• Area member services• Eligibility for USEA Leaderboards• Eligibility for Adult Rider and Junior/Young Rider educational programs• USEA provided Competition Liability Insurance• Directory of USEA ICP Certified Instructors, YEH Instructors, and YEH Professional Horse

Trainers• USEA decal• Access to USEA Member Rewards Program. (Providing members with an array of discounts

through your USEA membership).

JUNIOR MEMBER - $70 PER YEAR• All benefits listed above but discounted $25 for members 18 and under.

COLLEGIATE PROGRAM MEMBER - $70 PER YEAR• The Affiliate College/University must submit a roster of it’s team members to the USEA to

receive the discounted rate. • Receives all Full Member benefits at a discounted rate.• Only open to students whose University/College holds an Affiliate Membership with the USEA. • A drop down menu of USEA Affiliated Colleges/Universities will be available when the

collegiate member registers online with the USEA. • Those not registering online will be able to fill in the name of their College/University on the

membership form.

The USEA Membership year runs from December 1 through November 30.


• Eligibility to compete in the USEA Intercollegiate Eventing Team Championships

SUPPORTING MEMBER (NON-COMPETING) - $50 PER YEAR• Six issues of Eventing USA, December 1 through November 30• Subscription to all electronic newsletters• USEA decal• Supporting members may upgrade at any time to full membership by paying $45.

PARTIAL YEAR MEMBERSHIP - VALID OCT. 1 THROUGH NOV. 30• If you are not a USEA member, you can join on October 1st and pay $35 and receive the full

benefits of membership until November 30. • Receives all membership perks. • To obtain this partial membership you MUST join the USEA for the remainder of the current

membership year and join for the upcoming membership year as well.

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS OF USEA MEMBERSHIP:• Sanctioning and monitoring of competition standards and specifications of courses creating an

even playing field• Voting rights• Development of competition calendar• An Equine Drugs and Medications program to further ensure an even playing field for

competitors• Course safety• Well-trained and educated officials• Educational clinics, seminars, and schooling shows• Advocacy for the sport of eventing• The ability for members to have their voices heard and to share in the governance of their sport• National and international news, photos, and information about the sport through our website• Live-scoring from competitions• Online videos (and audio) from major competitions and interviews with the riders, course

designers, etc.• Online educational videos• Weekly e-newsletter• USEA database maintenance of statistical sport and member information including results from

1974 to present• Online Rulebook including USEA Policies and USEF Rules and Regulations• Online access to all registered horse records• Education, certification and continuing education of instructors (ICP, YEH, and YEH

Professional Horse Trainers)• Competition Liability Insurance which covers organizers, competitors, owners, officials,

spectators, and volunteers• Exclusive discounts from participating vendors.

MEMBER PERKS:• Your national headquarters in Leesburg, Virginia has a comprehensive eventing library that is

open to all members year-round.• Access to a professional and knowledgeable staff with an average of 10 years experience with the

USEA.


USEA PROGRAMSUSEA AMERICAN EVENTING CHAMPIONSHIPS (AEC)PRESENTED BY NUTRENA FEEDSThe only national championships for the sport of eventing in the United States. Each September, hundreds of juniors, adult amateurs, and professionals travel from all across the nation to meet at one major venue for a chance to be named the best in the country.

YOUNG EVENT HORSE PROGRAM (YEH)This program gives owners and breeders an opportunity to showcase the potential of their 4- and 5-year-old horses while encouraging them to produce top-level event horses for the future. YEH qualifying competitions consist of a dressage test and a jumping/galloping test. At Championships, conformation is also judged.

FUTURE EVENT HORSE PROGRAM (FEH)This program focuses on yearlings, 2-year-olds, 3-year-olds, and 4-year-olds and evaluates the potential they have to become a successful upper-level event horse. Each horse is judged on conformation and the quality and correctness of their gaits.

CLASSIC SERIESThe Classic Series encompasses the USEA Classic Three-Day Events at the Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Preliminary levels. The thrill of the “chase” lives on for those who still want to experience the unforgettable rush of roads and tracks, steeplechase, and cross-country!

ANNUAL MEETING & CONVENTIONThe USEA Annual Meeting & Convention takes place each December and brings together a large group of dedicated USEA members and supporters to discuss, learn, and soak up the experience of being surrounded by eventing enthusiasts.

ADULT RIDERS PROGRAMThis program is for all adults 22 years and older, professional or amateur. Adult Riders is about including adults across all skill and experience levels in a supportive program that promotes education, communication, recognition, and just plain fun. Multiple Area programs are an available option when renewing your USEA membership.

YOUNG RIDERS PROGRAMThis program is offered through the USEA for riders 21 years of age and younger. The purpose of the program is to encourage our younger members to become involved in eventing and to promote a love of the sport. Whether a young rider is seeking education through the Young Rider Advancement Program (YRAP), or aiming for the North American Youth Championships (NAYC), there is a place for all young riders within the USEA. Multiple Area programs are an available option when renewing your USEA membership.


USEA FOUNDATIONEndowed gifts are an enduring way to demonstrate your enthusiasm and commitment to the USEA and the sport of eventing for the future. They also help the Association achieve its vision priorities for the future. Members can honor the important people and horses in their life through the USEA Foundation.

INSTRUCTORS’ CERTIFICATION PROGRAM (ICP), YEH INSTRUCTORS, AND YEH PROFESSIONAL HORSE TRAINERSInstructors certified through the USEA Instructors’ Certification Program have been educated to the highest standards in the teaching of event riding, training, and competing as well as the care of the horse and the development of effective and safe teaching methods.

TRAINING PROGRAM FOR EVENTING OFFICIALS (TPEO)Eventing officials include judges, technical delegates and course designers. They are all licensed by the United States Equestrian Federation at the “r”, “R”, “S”, and FEI levels. However, the USEA is responsible for the Training Programs for all eventing officials.

COURSE BUILDER/DESIGNER RESOURCESCourse designers and builders are licensed by the USEF, and the USEA is responsible for the training of course designers. Check out the course designers and builders page on the USEA website for information regarding designing and building courses as well as learning to become a course designer.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CLINICS (CEC)The USEA is proud to offer Continuing Education Clinics at the “r”, “R”, and “S” levels for USEF Eventing Licensed Officials. USEF Eventing Licensed Officials are required to attend a Continuing Education Clinic once every three years to maintain their license. These clinics are intended to keep officials up-to-date on the most recent changes and safety within the sport.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIESUSEA Educational Activities further the mission of the USEA to make the sport of eventing safe, fun, fair, and affordable for all. Educational activities may include camps, cross-country schooling, clinics, seminars, schooling shows, DX Eventing, and eventing tests.

RESEARCH STUDIESA big part of the mission of the USEA is ensuring the safest and best experience for all eventers and their horses. One way the USEA carries that out is by funding studies in a wide variety of areas that help keep the sport safe and on the cutting edge.

SAFETY RESOURCESThe USEA prides itself on providing the safest experience for every eventer. Safety studies, rule changes, and new equipment have helped make eventing safer over the last several years.Keep your eye on the USEA website for the latest in safety.


USEA RECOGNITION PROGRAMSThe USEA offers several Award Programs to provide recognition and reward the rider who steadily works to hone their skills at a specific level.

CERTIFICATE OF HORSE & RIDER ACHIEVEMENTThe Certificate of Horse & Rider Achievement is an opportunity to award and recognize our Beginner Novice members for successfully completing events. In order to qualify for the Certificate of Horse & Rider Achievement, the horse and rider together must have completed three or more events at the Beginner Novice level during the same competition year. In addition, both the horse and rider must have an active USEA membership at the time of their competitions. Note: Beginner Novice Horse and Riders who have achieved the next award level, the Blue Ribbon Award, will not receive the Certificate of Horse & Rider Achievement.

BLUE RIBBON AWARD PROGRAMThe Blue Ribbon Program is a stepping stone to achieving eligibility for the eventing medalsProgram and then heading to the top of the leaderboard. The USEA will post the names ofBlue Ribbon qualified horses and riders on the awards section of the USEA website on a monthly basis. Award certificates will also be sent out monthly to each rider who achieves the appropriate qualifications. To qualify for the Blue Ribbon Award, which is available at the Beginner Novice through Advanced levels, a horse and rider combination must place first through third at three events at the same level in a single year. In addition, both the horse and rider must have an active USEA membership at the time of their competitions.

USEA MEDAL PROGRAMThe USEA Medal Program recognizes members through a goal-oriented program within the various levels of eventing. Horse and rider must achieve qualifying scores as a pair. Each pair may earn a Bronze, Silver, and/or Gold medal at the Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, Modified, and Preliminary levels.

To receive your medal, submit the medal application to the USEA office. All scores fromFebruary 2009 until present can be submitted. Once the scores have been verified, the member or horse owner will be provided with the associated award(s) for the medal(s) achieved. Individual medal winners will earn a pin (at the level won) and certificate. The members or riders name will also be published on the USEA website.


VOLUNTEER INCENTIVE PROGRAMThe USEA Volunteer Incentive Program (VIP) presented by Sunsprite Warmbloods exists to increase the ease of participation, provide incentives, and recognize the tireless efforts of volunteers. The VIP program rolled out an online management portal nationwide. Available through www.EventingVolunteers.com or the smartphone app for iOS and Android devices, the portal is designed to streamline the process for both volunteers and organizers. The USEA offers a national leaderboard for volunteers, rewarding the USEA Volunteer of the Year at the USEA Annual Meeting and Convention, annually. Volunteers may also be recognized locally through their Areas, by tracking hours on the USEA’s EventingVolunteers App.

CHARLES OWEN TECHNICAL MERIT AWARDThe Charles Owen Technical Merit Award was founded by the USEA Professional Horsemans’Council to provide incentives for riders who demonstrate safe and appropriate cross-country riding technique. It educates riders and trainers as to what constitutes safe riding across country. The award is to be judged at the Training level for Amateurs (Seniors) and Juniors. Riders entered in the designated Training divisions will automatically be judged during their cross-country rounds and will receive score sheets with written comments, which will provide valuable feedback for them and their trainers.

Judges qualified to evaluate riders to receive the award are: Level III and IV ICP Certified Instructors, USEF Licensed Eventing Officials, and USET Senior Team riders. The USEA has 10 recognized events that host the Charles Owen Technical Merit Award, with one in each of the10 USEA Areas. Prizes for the winners include ribbons, Charles Owen helmet bags, CharlesOwen Body Protectors, and the chance to win a Charles Owen helmet!

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED BY THE USEA FOUNDATIONThe USEA offers a number of grants through the USEA Foundation. To learn more about these grants and scholarships please visit www.useafoundation.org. Among them are: • Worth The Trust Educational Scholarship• Worth the Trust Sports Psychology Scholarship• Wilton Fair Fund Grants• Essex Horse Trials Grant• Rebecca Broussard International Developing Riders Grant• Rebecca Broussard National Developing Riders Grant• Seema Sonnad Junior Riders’ Grant• The Haller Scholarship for the Education of Eventing Officials • Le Samurai Fund - Area Adult Amateur Education Grants• Captain Mendívil-Yucupicio Award• The Liz Cochran Memorial Groom’s Award• Mars Bromont Rising U25 Grants


USEA ICP CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS,YEH INSTRUCTORS, AND YEH PROFESSIONAL TRAINERS

Instructors certified as of December 1, 2019

LEVEL IVJames Alliston, California [email protected]

Emily Beshear, [email protected]

Rebecca Braitling, [email protected]

Jan Byyny, [email protected]

John Camlin, Washington360-978-5100 [email protected]

Robert Costello, North Carolina910-603-5844 [email protected]

Dorothy Crowell, Kentucky859-533-411 [email protected]

Mary D’Arcy, Texas - ICP [email protected]

Buck Davidson, [email protected]

Phyllis Dawson – ICP FACULTYVirginia; [email protected]

Bea di Grazia, [email protected] di Grazia,California831-594-6465 [email protected]

John Michael Durr, North Carolina707-529-8397 [email protected]

Phillip Dutton, [email protected]

Jim Graham – ICP FACULTYAlabama; [email protected]

Peter Gray, Florida352-425-6302 [email protected]

Jonathan Holling, Florida352-875-8622 [email protected]

Julie Hook, [email protected]

Bill Hoos, [email protected]

Eric Horgan – ICP FACULTYNew Jersey 203-543-0813; [email protected]

Holly Hudspeth, North Carolina703-727-2753 [email protected]

Chelan Kozak, [email protected] Leslie Law, Florida352-216-8464 [email protected]

Dayna Lynd-Pugh – ICP FACULTYCalifornia 831-628-3622 [email protected]

Joe Meyer, Florida352-615-5907 [email protected]

Robert Meyerhoff, North [email protected]

David O’Connor – ICP FACULTYVirginia and Florida 540-253-5726 [email protected]

Karen O’Connor – ICP FACULTYVirginia and Florida 540-253-5726 [email protected]

Mark Phillips – ICP FACULTYGreat Britain [email protected]


Julie Richards, Georgia404-401-5600 [email protected]

Brian Sabo California [email protected]

Allison Springer, Virginia847-612-1108 [email protected]

Robin Walker – ICP FACULTYMichigan; 517-206-3084 [email protected]

Sharon White, West Virginia703-626-8519 [email protected]

Cathy Wieschhoff, Kentucky859-396-4470 [email protected]

LEVEL III

Debbie Adams, New Jersey609-876-4826 [email protected]

Cindy Anderson-Blank – PROVISIONALVirginia; 309-660-5765 [email protected]

Laura Backus, [email protected]

Vicki Baker, Colorado303-815-7587 [email protected]

Susie Beale, Pennsylvania610-220-8084 [email protected]

Mogie Bearden-Muller, [email protected]

Jennifer Bodtmann, Texas281-541-5818 [email protected]

Frederic Bouland, Arizona602-758-3809 [email protected]

Angela Bowles, [email protected]

Auburn Excell Brady, California949-228-2827 [email protected]

Natalie Brady, California707-312-1119 [email protected]

Rebecca Brown, Texas214-924-7571 [email protected]

Gretchen Butts, [email protected]

Holly Payne Caravella, New Jersey908-334-3126 [email protected]

Rebecca Coffin-Vickery, New [email protected]

Rochelle Costanza, Colorado303-229-1081 [email protected]

Nick Cwick, [email protected]

Ellen Doughty-Hume, [email protected]

Christian Eagles, [email protected]

Jonathan Elliott, Washington360-485-2043 [email protected]

Kadi Eykamp, Texas646-288-1390 [email protected]

Ingrid George, [email protected]

Stephanie Goodman, [email protected]

Marc Grandia, [email protected]

Nancy Guyotte, New [email protected]

Brad Hall, [email protected]

Susan L. Harris, [email protected]

Jessica Heidemann, [email protected]

Sue Hines, [email protected]

Natalie Hollis, [email protected]

Melissa Hunsberger, [email protected]

Ashley Johnson, [email protected]


Cathy Jones-Forsberg, [email protected]

Judy Klus, [email protected]

Mikki Kuchta, New [email protected]

Richard Lamb, South CarolinaYEH Professional Horse [email protected]

Shannon Lilley, [email protected]

Nanci Lindroth, North [email protected]

Ashley MacVaugh, [email protected]

Carol Mayo, [email protected]

Sara Mittleider, [email protected]

James Moore, [email protected]

Doug Payne, South Carolina908-399-9112 [email protected]

Michele Pestl, Washington206-459-0601 [email protected]

Brooke Phillips, Oregon360-269-6542 [email protected]

Diana Rich, [email protected]

Jennifer Rousseau, [email protected]

Jeffray Ryding, New [email protected]

Lisa Sabo, [email protected]

Alice Sarno, Arizona602-501-4697 [email protected]

Christine Scarlett, [email protected]

Jerry Schurink – ICP FACULTYVirginia 413-531-7381 [email protected]

Bunnie Sexton, [email protected]

Jane Sleeper, PennsylvaniaYEH Professional Horse [email protected]

John Staples, [email protected]

Lellie Ward, South [email protected]

Danny Warrington, Maryland [email protected]

Wendy Wergeles, California805-714-7181 [email protected]

Pam Wiedemann, [email protected]

Jennifer Wooten-Macouzet, California805-588-7600 [email protected]

LEVEL II

Connie Arthur, [email protected]

Sarah Berkowitz – PROVISIONALIdaho208-316-1212 [email protected]

Becky Brown, Texas214-718-0562 [email protected]

Sally Phillips Buffington, [email protected]

Molly Bull, [email protected]

Kimberley Castro – PROVISIONALUtah [email protected]

Jeanie Clarke, [email protected]

Barbara Crabo, [email protected]

Thomas Davis, [email protected]

Bevin O’Reilly Dugan, [email protected]


Scot Fernandez – PROVISIONALMissouri 816-686-7800 [email protected]

Holly Fox, California530-902-1905 [email protected]

Anni Grandia, Washington253-884-6896 [email protected]

Erin Grandia, Washington360-921-3162 [email protected]

Emily Hansen-Palmus, [email protected]

Janice Holmes, Ohio [email protected]

Margaret Hutchison, New [email protected]

Adrienne Iorio, [email protected]

Anne Jennings, [email protected]

Brittany Kart, Georgia 229-938-1854 [email protected]

Anne Kaufman, West [email protected]

Stephanie Kohr, [email protected]

Susan Friend LeTourneur, California; [email protected]

Alexis Lind, Texas425-444-9539 [email protected]

Geraldine Lindsay, Virginia518-398-1034 [email protected]

Nancy Lindsey, [email protected]

Sarah Lorenz, [email protected]

Chris McNabb, [email protected]

Melissa Miller-Slusser, [email protected]

Bernard Morauw, [email protected]

Amy Nichols, South [email protected]

Stephanie Parker, [email protected]

Holly Parks, [email protected]

Erin Risso, [email protected]

Katie Rocco, [email protected]

Britt Roden – [email protected]

Becky Roper, [email protected]

Lei Ruckle-Ausman, [email protected]

Kathleen Russell, New [email protected]

Anne Ryan, [email protected]

Ruth Sawin, [email protected]

Jennette Scanlon, [email protected]

Mary Schwentker, [email protected]

Gretchen Scott-Moore, New [email protected]

Joan Simmons, [email protected]

Jackie Smith, [email protected]

Fran Summerlin, [email protected]

Kelly Theisen, [email protected]

Allison Thurston, [email protected]


Jennie Goebel Tucker, [email protected]

Clare VanderWoude – PROVISIONALWisconsin; 608-220-9451 [email protected]

Michele Wellman, Maryland301-873-3496 [email protected]

Richard Wood, Connecticut978-502-7664 [email protected]

Martha Wunder, [email protected]

LEVEL I - TRAINING

Kara Andrew, [email protected]

Sharon Anthony, [email protected]

Andy Jane Armstrong, Virginia [email protected]

Lisa Bauman, [email protected]

Chiantel Beaumont, [email protected]

Tauni Beckmann, [email protected]

Suzannah Cornue, [email protected]

Barrett Diehl, North [email protected]

Alison Eastman-Lawler, New [email protected]

Madison Foote, [email protected]

Lee Ann Gilson; [email protected]

Sarah Gonzalez, Maryland [email protected]

Denise Goyea, [email protected]

Rachel Greene-Lowell, New [email protected]

Elizabeth Harris, Georgia678-878-7696 [email protected]

Taren Hoffos, [email protected]

Kelsey Horn, [email protected]

Michele Kalsem, [email protected]

Brigitte Kettell, [email protected]

Denise Krause-Spangler, [email protected]

Lynda Lewis - PROVISIONALTexas, 817-688-7695 [email protected]

Deb Moynihan, North [email protected]

Janet Murfey, South [email protected]

Lisa Phillips; [email protected]

Bethany Quine – PROVISIONALTexas; [email protected]

Ginger Trandum Reitz, Washington [email protected]

Katherine O. Rizzo, [email protected]

Terri Rocovich, [email protected]

Meredith Scarlet, [email protected]

Marie Schofield, Washington and California; [email protected]

Liz Schroeder, [email protected]

Adrianna Silvestri, [email protected]

Kay Slater - PROVISIONALMassachusetts; [email protected]

Kyle Smith, [email protected]


Camie Stockhausen, [email protected]

Claire Walker, Kansas [email protected]

Anna Welch, [email protected]

Sarah Windley, [email protected]

LEVEL I - NOVICE

Karen Beale – PROVISIONAL California; [email protected]

Jennifer Fair, West [email protected]

Kimberly Gardner-Taylor, [email protected]

Kerra Johnson, [email protected]

Elisabeth Libby, [email protected]

Sheryl Lewis, [email protected]

Amanda Miller, North [email protected]

Siobhan O’Brien; [email protected]

Toni Stevens, [email protected]

Cynthia Wiseman, [email protected]

ICP-CERTIFIED YEH INSTRUCTORS

Adrienne Iorio, [email protected]


ICP-CERTIFIED YEH PROFESSIONAL HORSE TRAINERS

Adrienne Iorio, MassachusettsBronze; Silver; [email protected]


Richard Lamb, South Carolina – Bronze, with [email protected]

Jane Sleeper, Pennsylvania – Bronze, with Distinction;Silver; Gold610-857-2514 [email protected]


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U.S. EVENTING HORSE LIFE REGISTRATION FORMUse ONE form per horse. Please type or print clearly. Note: Please use our online service, fax (703) 779-0550,

mail, or e-mail ([email protected]) your completed form with payment to the USEA.

USEA Horse Life Registration and Year-End Awards Policy: All horses competing at the Preliminary level and above must be registered at Full Status. All Young Event Horses, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified level horses must be registered at Limited Status, and must upgrade to Full Status before moving up to Preliminary. All Future Event Horses must be registered at FEH status. All horses competing at the Beginner Novice level and above must be registered with a Limited or Full status. To get started, go to https://services.useventing.com and log into your account, then click on Horse Registration.

❑ FULL STATUS $150.00 Registration for Preliminary level horses and above.❑ UPGRADE to FULL STATUS $110.00 Upgrade horses to compete at the Preliminary level and above.❑ LIMITED STATUS $40.00Registration for horses competing at New Event Horse, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, Modified, 4- and 5-year-olds competing in Young Event Horse Tests.

❑ FUTURE EVENT HORSE $25.00Registration for yearlings, 2- and 3-year-olds competing in Future Event Horse Tests. NOTE: Young and Future Event Horses please provide copies of your pedigree papers when registering your horse.

HORSE LIFE REGISTRATION CATEGORIESTHIS FORM IS FOR: (Check one box)

❑ FEH UPGRADE to FULL STATUS $125.00Upgrade FEH horses to compete at NEH, YEH tests, Novice, Training, Modified, Preliminary level and above

❑ FEH UPGRADE to LIMITED STATUS $15.00Upgrade FEH horses to compete at NEH,YEH tests, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified levels

❑ HORSE NAME CHANGE $25.00❑ RESTRICTED No ChargeNot a valid registration to compete. For Eventing Test levels ONLY. (See details on reverse side)

❑ CHANGE IN OWNER/RIDER No ChargeNOTE: The registration of the named horse with the United States Eventing Association (USEA) is for competition purposes only, and the registration does not indicate the legal Status of ownership of, or liability for, said horse. USEA accepts no liability for the accuracy of the registered details which information is intended for its own sole use and benefit, and does not decide, resolve, or become involved in ownership disputes. Transfer of ownership(s) becomes effective from the date that the proper forms with required signature(s) are received in the USEA office. (See reverse side for more details).

H All horses competing at the BEGINNER NOVICE LEVEL AND ABOVE must be registered with the USEA. No exception. H

NAME OF HORSE: (Competition name - NOT barn name) Horse USEA #

REGISTERED NAME: (From Breed Associations, Jockey Club, etc. - if different from above)

BREED ASSOCIATION HORSE IS REGISTERED WITH:

PAST NAME: (If applicable)

HORSE INFORMATION

*OWNER: (Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms.) USEA #: *The person listed on this document is declared the owner of the horse being registered for the purposes of the USEA and its programs. Owners are not required to be members of the USEA. However, a USEA ID number is required. A USEA Horse Life Registration does not convey or constitute legal ownership.

Street: City: State: Zip: Phone: E-mail: Additional Owner: USEA #: Previous Owner: USEA #:

*RIDER/HANDLER (for FEH): USEA #: *Mandatory field Street: City: State: Zip: Phone: E-mail: Previous Rider: USEA #: Additional Rider: USEA #:

TRAINER OF HORSE: USEA #: Street: City: State: Zip: Phone: E-mail:

HORSE DESCRIPTION: * Required fields. YEH and FEH (Young and Future Event Horses please submit copies of your pedigree papers)

*Color: *Sire: Imported From:*Sex: *Sire Breed: Date Imported:Height: *Dam: Country of Origin:*Primary Breed: *Dam Breed: *Secondary Breed: *Dam Sire: *Year Foaled: Breeder of horse being registered (if known):

OWNER, RIDER, TRAINER, AND PAYMENT INFORMATION

PAYMENT: TOTAL: $❑ Check enclosed (U.S. funds ONLY and made payable to USEA, Inc.) ❑ Or please charge my: ❑ Visa ❑ MasterCard ❑ AmEx Billing Zip Code:

Card #: Exp. Date: CV #:

Signature: Print Name on Card:

H REGISTER ONLINE: https://services.useventing.com | MAIL: USEA Inc., 525 Old Waterford Rd. NW, Leesburg, VA 20176 | FAX: (703) 779-0550 | PHONE: (703) 779-0440 H


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FULL STATUS: Mandatory to compete in USEA recognized competitions at the Preliminary level and above. No exceptions.

LIMITED STATUS: Mandatory to compete in USEA recognized competitions at the New Event Horse, Young Event Horse Test, Beginner Novice Three-Day, Novice Three- Day, Training Three-Day, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified levels. No exceptions.

LIMITED STATUS TO FULL STATUS: The USEA will extend a 14-day grace period to upgrade a horse from Limited to Full. Points and/or championships qualifications are not retroactive after the 14-day grace period. The USEA will consider reinstatement of qualifi-cations for the current year championship and current year-end award only. A fine of $100 will be assessed for each inquiry to consider reinstatement.

FUTURE EVENT HORSE STATUS: Required to participate in USEA Future Event Horse tests.

The chart above indicates the level of registration that is required to compete in the various USEA recognized divisions.

USEA HORSE REGISTRATION POLICY

Registration is vital to the lifetime Competition Record for your horse.

All horses with FUTURE EVENT HORSE STATUS registration must be upgraded to a minimum of LIMITED STATUS registration prior to competing at the Young Event Horse Test, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified levels.

BEGINNER NOVICE HORSES: All horses competing in any USEA recognized competition, at any level to include Beginner Novice level, must be a valid Full or Limited registration. A fee of $100 will apply to consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championships and current year-end awards only.

BEGINNER NOVICE RIDERS: A rider competing in any USEA recognized competition, at any level to include Beginner Novice level, must hold a Full, Junior, Collegiate, or Life membership and have an approved and current medical armband. A fee of $100 will apply to consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championships and current year-end awards, only.

RESTRICTED STATUS: TEST Horse Registration - allows for use of the USEA Xentry online entry system to enter competitions categorized as Eventing Tests, such as at the STARTER TEST, COACH ALLOWED TEST (CAT), DERBYS, or COMBINED TESTS level(s) only. (THIS IS NOT A VALID HORSE REGISTRATION FOR COMPETITION) Horses registered at this level will not earn competition points nor be considered for USEA Leaderboards, Annual Awards, or AEC Qualifications.). To get started go to: https://services.useventing.com.

TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP: A BILL OF SALE MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 10 DAYS. Submit paper-work either by fax (703) 779-0550,e-mail to [email protected], or mail to the USEA, 525 Old Waterford Rd., NW, Leesburg, VA 20176.Please black out price or any other private information you do not wish to share.

Riders and/or owners are ultimately responsible for ensuring their horses have proper registration to compete in USEA recognized events.

For Year-End Awards, the USEA has established a cut-off date of November 15th for inquiries about horse and rider competitive records. While we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy of our members’ competitive records, we realize that errors do occur. It is the responsibility of every owner/rider to verify their horse’s record. This may be done using the Horse Search on the website at www.useventing.com, under the Competitions section, or through the USEA Online Services Dashboard. Any questions regarding competition records can be directed to [email protected].

NOTE: Please keep the USEA office informed of ANY changes in your horse’s registration status - name change/retired/sold/deceased/etc.

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FULL STATUS: Mandatory to compete in USEA recognized competitions at the Preliminary level and above. No exceptions.

LIMITED STATUS: Mandatory to compete in USEA recognized competitions at the New Event Horse, Young Event Horse Test, Beginner Novice Three-Day, Novice Three- Day, Training Three-Day, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified levels. No exceptions.

LIMITED STATUS TO FULL STATUS: The USEA will extend a 14-day grace period to upgrade a horse from Limited to Full. Points and/or championships qualifications are not retroactive after the 14-day grace period. The USEA will consider reinstatement of qualifi-cations for the current year championship and current year-end award only. A fine of $100 will be assessed for each inquiry to consider reinstatement.

FUTURE EVENT HORSE STATUS: Required to participate in USEA Future Event Horse tests.

The chart above indicates the level of registration that is required to compete in the various USEA recognized divisions.

USEA HORSE REGISTRATION POLICY

Registration is vital to the lifetime Competition Record for your horse.

All horses with FUTURE EVENT HORSE STATUS registration must be upgraded to a minimum of LIMITED STATUS registration prior to competing at the Young Event Horse Test, Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Modified levels.

BEGINNER NOVICE HORSES: All horses competing in any USEA recognized competition, at any level to include Beginner Novice level, must be a valid Full or Limited registration. A fee of $100 will apply to consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championships and current year-end awards only.

BEGINNER NOVICE RIDERS: A rider competing in any USEA recognized competition, at any level to include Beginner Novice level, must hold a Full, Junior, Collegiate, or Life membership and have an approved and current medical armband. A fee of $100 will apply to consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championships and current year-end awards, only.

RESTRICTED STATUS: TEST Horse Registration - allows for use of the USEA Xentry online entry system to enter competitions categorized as Eventing Tests, such as at the STARTER TEST, COACH ALLOWED TEST (CAT), DERBYS, or COMBINED TESTS level(s) only. (THIS IS NOT A VALID HORSE REGISTRATION FOR COMPETITION) Horses registered at this level will not earn competition points nor be considered for USEA Leaderboards, Annual Awards, or AEC Qualifications.). To get started go to: https://services.useventing.com.

TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP: A BILL OF SALE MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 10 DAYS. Submit paper-work either by fax (703) 779-0550,e-mail to [email protected], or mail to the USEA, 525 Old Waterford Rd., NW, Leesburg, VA 20176.Please black out price or any other private information you do not wish to share.

Riders and/or owners are ultimately responsible for ensuring their horses have proper registration to compete in USEA recognized events.

For Year-End Awards, the USEA has established a cut-off date of November 15th for inquiries about horse and rider competitive records. While we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy of our members’ competitive records, we realize that errors do occur. It is the responsibility of every owner/rider to verify their horse’s record. This may be done using the Horse Search on the website at www.useventing.com, under the Competitions section, or through the USEA Online Services Dashboard. Any questions regarding competition records can be directed to [email protected].

NOTE: Please keep the USEA office informed of ANY changes in your horse’s registration status - name change/retired/sold/deceased/etc.

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USEA POLICIES AND GUIDELINESFor USEA Recognized Competitions and Members of the Association

USEA MEMBERSHIP POLICY

1. COMPETITOR: A rider competing in any USEA-registered competition at any level, including the Beginner Novice level, must hold a Full, Junior, Collegiate, or Life membership and have an approved and current medical armband or bracelet. The USEA will extend a 14- day grace period for Beginner Novice level riders to join the USEA, renew their membership or to register their horses, upon the conclusion of the competition. The 14-day grace period extends to upgrade a horse from Limited to Full. Points and/or championship qualifications are not retroactive after the 14-day grace period. The USEA will consider on a case by case basis a reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championship and current year- end awards, only. A fine of $100 will be assessed for each inquiry to consider reinstatement. 2. COLLEGIATE PROGRAM MEMBER: ($25 Discount) The Affiliate College/University must submit a roster of its team members to the USEA to receive the discounted rate. The Collegiate Member receives all benefits of a full membership. Collegiate membership is only open to students whose University/College holds an Affiliate Membership with the USEA. A drop-down menu of USEA Affiliated Colleges/Universities becomes available when the collegiate member registers online with the USEA. Those not registering online, enter the name of their College/University on the membership form.

3. AMATEUR STATUS: For all returning USEA members, amateur status will transfer automatically to the next competition season. It is the responsibility of each competitor to inform the USEA of any changes to their status. Amateur status begins at the time it is declared and its benefits are not retroactive. A fine of $50 will be assessed for each inquiry to consider activating status at an earlier date.

For the definition of amateur status, please refer to the USEF Rules for Eventing, Appendix 3.1.3 Amateur (A). If you are unclear about whether you qualify as an amateur or professional, please email: [email protected].

4. ORGANIZER: The organizer, the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of an event, must be a current Full or Life member of the USEA.

The USEA membership requirements are waived only in the following cases:

1A. EVENTING TESTS: Such as but not limited to: Starter Test, Intro, DX Eventing, Coach Allowed Test (CAT), or Schooling Shows, USEA membership/non-member fee is waived for participation. For Combined Tests, USEA membership is not required for any level of a combined test, but a $25 non-member fee must be collected. Eventing Tests, except for FEH and YEH classes, are exempt from the Association fees (Starter and D&M).


To use the USEA Xentry online entry system, an ID number must be created. ID numbers do not require membership and can be created by going to the USEA home page and clicking on the Login tab. Click “New User?” to create profile.

1B. U.S. PONY CLUB members are exempt from the USEA membership and horse registrations requirement at the Novice and the Beginner Novice level, if they are participating in a Pony Club sanctioned rally being held in conjunction at a USEA recognized horse trial.

USEA HORSE REGISTRATION AND YEAR-END AWARDS POLICY

1. All horses competing in any USEA recognized competition at any level, including the Beginner Novice level, must have a valid FULL or LIMITED STATUS. The USEA will extend a 14-day grace period to register a beginner novice horse or upgrade a horse from Limited to Full, upon the conclusion of the competition. Points and/or championship qualifications are not retroactive after the 14-day grace period. The USEA will consider reinstatement of qualifications for the current year championship and current year-end awards, only. A fine of $100 will be assessed for each inquiry to consider reinstatement.

2. Yearlings, 2-and 3-year-old horses must have FEH STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate in USEA recognized competitions at the Future Event Horse Test.

3. 4- and 5-year-old horses must have LIMITED STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate in USEA recognized competitions at the Young Event Horse Test.

4. All horses must have a FULL STATUS registration with the USEA in order to participate in USEA recognized competitions at the Preliminary level and above levels.

5. All horses with a LIMITED STATUS registration must be upgraded to FULL STATUS registration prior to competing at the Preliminary level.

6. RESTRICTED Eventing Test Horse registration is used to enter eventing tests using the USEA Xentry online entry system, such as Starter Test, Coaching Allowed Test (CAT), DX Eventing, Intro, or Combined Test level(s) only. THIS IS NOT A VALID HORSE REGISTRATION FOR COMPETITION. Horses registered at this level do not earn award points or AEC qualifications. The results are not posted to the rider or horse’s profile.

7. U.S. PONY CLUB members that are exempt from the membership requirement stated under USEA Membership 1b also exempts horse registration for both Novice and Beginner Novice levels when competing in team competitions or Pony Club rallies held in conjunction with a USEA recognized horse trials.

8. YEAR-END AWARD POINTS VERIFICATION: The USEA has established a cut-off date of November 15th for inquiries on competitive records for competitions held prior to November 15th. While we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy of our members’ competitive record, we realize that errors do occur. It is the responsibility of every owner/rider to verify their horse’s records.


9. TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP: A bill of sale must be submitted to complete the owner transfer. The bill of sale may be sent by fax (703) 779-0550; email to [email protected]; or mail to the USEA at 525 Old Waterford Rd, NW, Leesburg, VA 20176. Please black out amount and any other private information you don’t wish to share.

PRELIMINARY AND ABOVE PARTICIPATION IN USEF RECOGNIZED COMPETITIONS

To participate in U.S. Equestrian Federation licensed competitions at the Preliminary level or above, riders, owners, and trainers must be individual members of the U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) or for non-members, participants must pay a $45 U.S. Equestrian Federation Show Pass fee. If one person holds more than one position, e.g., rider and trainer, only one payment of $45 is required.

POLICIES FOR RECOGNIZED COMPETITIONS

The Rules for all USEA recognized competitions would be the current U.S. Equestrian Federation Rules for Eventing (USEF).

1. All events registered with the USEA must apply for licensure (Modified and above) or endorsed status (Training and lower) through US Equestrian in accordance with GR3. New events and any modifications to dates, levels and location of existing events, are subject to the USEA and USEF review process, to include, organizers, area councils, USEA Competitions, Calendar and Rules Committee, USEA Executive Committee, USEF Calendar Working Group, USEF Eventing Sport Committee, and International Disciplines Council (where applicable).

2. The organizer or the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of an event must be a current Full or Life member of the USEA.

3. The event prize list must be posted to the USEA website. The USEA Event Registration Fee is $300.00. Competition liability insurance is included in the registration fee, meeting US Equestrian General Regulations. The registration fee and prize list are due 30 days from the opening date of the competition.

Organizers are responsible for submitting the Prize List directly to the USEF 30 days prior to the start of the competition to [email protected]. The USEA will provide the necessary material that is required under US Equestrian General Regulations.

Any event pending the USEA event registration fee will not have the prize listed posted online until the registration fee has been paid.

4. Not offer any unrecognized eventing division during the days of recognized competition.

5a. At horse trials, three-day events, CCIs, collect a starter levy fee itemized on the entry form of $25.00 for each horse at the Beginner Novice through Advanced, including FEI levels, that start in the competition. This applies even if one or all phases of the event are cancelled once the event has commenced.


5b. Starter Fees: Competition Starter Fees are a tariff imposed by the USEA on each starter in USEA recognized competitions. Such fees are collected by the competition management on behalf of the Association. Per USEA Policy, Starter Fees are due in the USEA office within 10 days after the completion of the competition. If such fees are not received within such time, competition management will be notified of the situation; when such fees are not paid within thirty days after the completion of the competition, the next competition(s) will not be posted online and may lose its status as a future USEA recognized competition until such fees are paid in full.

5c. Drugs and Medications/Endorsement Fee: The USEA has an agreement with U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) whereby the Beginner Novice, Novice, and Training levels are covered by the rules, regulations, and hearing processes of the U.S. Equestrian Federation Inc. and all levels of competition may be subject to the U.S. Equestrian Federation Drugs and Medications program.

Pursuant to that agreement, a drug fee may be imposed by the USEA on each horse in competition in lieu of the drug fee imposed by the U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) and is paid by the competitor with the entry. The amount of the drug fee shall be set by the USEA Board of Governors. Organizers shall collect any such fees on behalf of the organization and remit them within ten days of the completion of the competition. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in the competition losing its status as a USEA recognized competition and, the next competition (s) will not be posted online until such fees are paid in full.

6. Refund Policy for Withdrawal of an Entry Prior to the Start of Competition: After closing date, the refund policy published in the Prize List by Competition Management will apply, except that Starter Fees and the Drugs and Medication Fees shall be returned to any competitor who withdraws prior to the start of the competition, regardless of the date of the competitor’s withdrawal. Refund of Starter Fees and the Drugs and Medication Fees to qualifying competitors shall be made within 30 days of the completion of the competition. USEA Starter Fees and Drug and Medication Fees are not subjected to any office fee.

7. Post Competition Report: All USEA recognized competitions must submit all documents and fees due to the USEA Office within ten working days of the competition.

8. Adhere to pertinent USEA directives and memorandums.

9a. Agree to a pre-event inspection by the technical delegate prior to the start of the competition. The event TD may appoint a local qualified deputy to perform the pre-event inspection, although he/she will remain ultimately responsible.

9b. New Event (national only): As defined by USEA (see below), will provide a one-time only reimbursement, up to $500 towards the technical delegate’s fees and travel expenses to and from the event. The organizer is responsible for housing and meals.

New event defined as:1. An entirely new event, with new organizational staff, and over new cross-country courses.2. An experienced organizational staff running an event over a new competition site with all new cross-country courses. An existing event adding a new level of competition or an additional date to the calendar is not considered a new event.3. An all new organizational staff (organizer and secretary) taking over an existing cross- country


site that has not been used for two or more years.

10. Officials: The Technical Delegate, President of the Ground Jury, and Course Designer must be stated in the Prize List for each competition. A competition may not be published or posted if these officials are not named.

LEVELS OF COMPETITION

1. There is no restriction on the number of levels that may be held at any registered event. However, organizers must use their judgment and not run more divisions or accept more competitors than can be reasonably handled without adversely affecting the safety or the quality of the event.

2. The USEF Eventing Sport Committee, or the USEA Executive Committee, in cases where the event is not licensed by the Federation, reserves the right to restrict the number of levels and/or competitors at any registered event, if this is deemed necessary in the interest of the sport.

COMBINED TEST/EVENTING TESTS:

1. Organizers may also offer “Tests” in conjunction with their horse trials. Refer to Sub- Chapter EV-2 - Rules for Tests.

2a. Combined Tests: If a Combined Test offers the cross-country phase, qualifications to compete are the same as for Horse Trials. USEA membership is not required for any level of a Combined Test, but a $25 non-member fee must be collected. Combined Tests are exempt from the Association fees (Starter and D&M).

2b. Eventing Tests: Except for Combined Tests (see above), USEA Membership and non-membership fees are waived. Eventing Tests are exempt from the Association fees (Starter & D&M), except Future Event Horse and Young Event Horse Tests, that are assessed a $10 USEA Starter Fee.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

1. If schooling of any kind is permitted at the end of the scheduled day of competition, the USEA highly recommends that these sessions are properly supervised, and adequate insurance coverage is obtained by the organizer. The application for Educational Activity insurance is located at: https://useventing.com/safety-education/forms-documents/organizers-application-for-usea-educational-activity

2. Only stabling approved by the organizer is permitted. Stalls made from rope, string, or wire is not permitted. Pipe corrals are acceptable.


USEA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1. American Eventing Championships. The USEA Horse Trials Championship (AEC) will recognize and reward the top horse/rider combinations from the Beginner Novice through the Advanced levels. Refer to the AEC information page at www.useventing.com/aec.

2. Adult Team Championships. The team championship to be held in conjunction with the American Eventing Championship for the levels Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Preliminary. Qualifying criteria and other eligibility requirements are found Refer to the AEC information page at www.useventing.com/aec.

AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Area championships may be offered at any level. They may be restricted by age (Junior, Young Rider, or Senior). A horse division may be offered, but must be listed in the division section of the Prize List listing, for example: NH, TH. In principle, all area championships shall be horse trials.

The Area Chair and Area Council shall determine qualifications for entry. The website will publish general terms of the qualifications, but not the complete version. Specific details of the area qualification criteria shall be published on the Area’s website and/or newsletter. It is the responsibility of each competitor to read the criteria for participation published by both the Area and the USEA, and to comply with the Area’s qualifications.

The Area Chair and the Area Council shall approve scheduling of all Area Championships. Applications to host a championship shall be addressed to the council. Area championships at the Beginner Novice, Novice, Training, and Preliminary levels are an essential part of the framework of the sport. At the higher levels, Areas are cautioned to consider the anticipated number and state of preparation of competitors before scheduling a championship to ensure that these competitions are meaningful.

INTER-AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Inter-Area Championships may be offered at any level. They may be offered for teams or individuals, but if offered for teams, individual prizes must also be awarded. They may be restricted to Juniors, Young Riders, or Seniors. They may be horse trials or three-day events. Qualifications for entry shall be determined by the Areas involved, and shall be approved by the USEF Eventing Sport Committee. Scheduling of all inter-Area competitions shall be coordinated by the Areas involved and approved by the USEF Eventing Sport Committee.

Applications to host inter-Area competitions should be addressed to the Areas.


USEA COMBINED TEST POLICY

DEFINITIONA USEA recognized combined test comprises two of the three tests of a horse trial and takes place on one day, during which the competitor rides the same horse in both tests. Each competitor’s scores from both tests are added together to determine the result. Riders may compete with more than one horse in a combined test.

If a cross-country phase is offered, horse and rider qualifications shall be the same as the qualifications to compete in a horse trial of the same level. There are no set qualifications if the combined test consists of the dressage and show jumping phases.

COMBINED TEST POLICYA. For USEA recognition the dates and divisions must be approved by the area chairman and the appropriate registration fee(s) paid to the USEA at the appropriate deadlines. All USEA recognized competitions must submit all documents and fees due to the USEA Office within 10 working days of the competition.

B. USEA membership is not required for any level of a combined test, but a non-member fee of $25 will be collected. USEA Starter, D&M fees do not apply.

C. A Federation licensed judge is required. If the combined test offers a cross-country phase at the Intermediate or Advanced level, then the Federation Official must be selected from the roster of “R” (intermediate) or “S” (advanced) licensed Eventing Judges. Other judges may be Federation Licensed Judges, participants, or graduates of the USEA Training Program, or knowledgeable horseman.

D. In both the cross-country and show jumping phases, timing is optional. If timing is used, it must conform to U.S. Equestrian Rules for Eventing appropriate to that phase.

E. If a combined test consists of the dressage and show jumping phases, a competitor may enter the same horse in two consecutive levels.

F. The same horse may compete in both a horse trials and a combined test that is offered at a competition provided the horse only competes over one cross-country course. The horse may compete for placing in the final classification if the levels are the same or consecutive. If the levels are not consecutive, the horse may compete, however, he may compete for final placing in one level only and must ride the other level Hors Concours.

G. Schooling and warm-up areas should be supervised.

H. Whenever horses are tied in the final classification, the horse with the least number of faults (jumping and time) in the show jumping or cross-country test shall be placed first. If still tied, the best score of the collective marks of the Dressage shall prevail. If still tied, placings and awards are to be duplicated.

I. USEA combined tests shall conform to the following USEF Rules concerning safety, cruelty and competition.


DRESSAGE ARENAS

CONVERSION TABLE

(Meters to Feet)

1 meter = 3’ 3”

6 meters = 19’ 8”

10 meters = 32’ 10”

12 meters = 39’ 4”

14 meters = 45’ 11”

20 meters = 65’ 7”

40 meters = 131’ 3”

60 meters =196’ 10”

SCORING

10 Excellent

9 Very Good

8 Good

7 Fairly Good

6 Satisfactory

5 Sufficient

4 Insufficient

3 Fairly Bad

2 Bad

1 Very Bad

0 Not Performed

ERRORS

First Error: 2 points

Second Error: 4 points

Third Error: Elimination

Leaving Arena: Elimination

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ENTER THE RING WITHIN 45 SECONDS OF THE JUDGE’S SIGNAL.

STANDARD ARENA(20m x 60m)

DIAGONAL LENGTH63.25m = 207’ 6”

SMALL ARENA(20m x 40m)

DIAGONAL LENGTH44.72m = 146’ 9”


2018 USEF BEGINNER NOVICE TEST A

Effective Date: December 1, 2017. Reprinted with permission of the U.S. Equestrian Federation. © 2017 United States Equestrian Federation. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without permission prohibited by law.

CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material,with either a

regular cavesson, a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Annex 1.

2) Arena: 20m x 40m. 3) Time: Approximately 4:00

TOTAL POSSIBLE POINTS: 180


2018 USEF BEGINNER NOVICE TEST B


CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material,with either a

regular cavesson, a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Annex 1.




2018 USEF NOVICE TEST A


CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material,with either a regular cavesson,

a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Annex 1.2) Arena: 20m x 40m. 3) Time: Approximately 4:00



2018 USEF NOVICE TEST B








2018 USEF TRAINING TEST A






2018 USEF TRAINING TEST B






2018 USEF MODIFIED LEVEL TEST A






2018 USEF MODIFIED LEVEL TEST B






2018 USEF MODIFIED LEVEL TEST B 2018 USEF PRELIMINARY TEST A






2018 USEF PRELIMINARY TEST B








2018 USEF INTERMEDIATE TEST A


CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material, with either a regular cavesson, a dropped noseband,

a flash noseband or cross noseband. A double bridle with cavesson noseband, i.e. bit and bridoon with curb chain (made of metal or leather) is also permitted. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Annex 1.

2) Arena: 20m x 60m 3) Time: Approximately 5:00



2018 USEF INTERMEDIATE TEST B







2018 USEF ADVANCED TEST A






44 USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET H 202036 USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET

2018 USEF ADVANCED TEST B






USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET H 2020 45USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET 37

2018 USEF NOVICE THREE-DAY TEST


CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material, with either a regular cavesson,




2018 USEF TRAINING THREE-DAY TEST


CONDITIONS:1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material, with either a regular cavesson,



USEA MEMBERSHIP BOOKLET H 2020 47Effective Date: December 1, 2013. Reprinted with permission of the U.S. Equestrian Federation. ©2010-2013 United States Equestrian Federation®. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without permission prohibited by law.

2014 USEF PRELIMINARY THREE-DAY TESTCONDITIONS:

1) Bridle: A plain snaffle bridle, made entirely of leather or leather like material, with either a regular cavesson, a dropped noseband, a flash noseband or crossed noseband. For drawings of permitted bits and nosebands please see Annex 1.




EVENT CHECKLISTThis list, although comprehensive, is not all inclusive. Good luck, drive safe, and happy travels!

BANDAGING❑ Alcohol❑ Bandages❑ Liniment❑ Paper Bags, Paper❑ Plastic Wrap❑ Poultice❑ Sheet Cotton❑ Standing Cottons❑ Towels

STUD KIT❑ “T” tap❑ Clincher, for nails❑ Easy Boot❑ Lubricant, WD-40❑ Spare Horseshoes❑ Stud hole plugs❑ Studs❑ Wrench

STABLE EQUIPMENT❑ Apple Picker❑ Broom❑ Chairs❑ Double-end snaps❑ Duct tape❑ Extension Cord❑ Fan❑ Hammer and nails❑ Hay String, Rope❑ Hose❑ Hot Water Heater❑ Leather Punch❑ Manure Bucket❑ Pitchfork❑ Pliers, wire cutters❑ Rake❑ Scissors, knife❑ Screw eyes❑ Screwdrivers❑ Scrub Brush❑ Shavings, Straw❑ Shovel❑ Stall Guard❑ Tape measure❑ Writing Paper and Pen

SHIPPING❑ Bandages and Cottons❑ Bell Boots❑ Chain❑ Coggins Test❑ Full Hay Net❑ Head Bumper❑ Health Certificate❑ Lead Shank❑ Pins, Tape❑ Shipping Boots❑ Shipping Halter❑ Tail Bandages❑ Travel Sheet, Rug❑ Water jugs (fresh water)❑ Watering Bucket

HORSE CLOTHES❑ Anti-Sweat Sheet❑ Dress Sheet❑ Fly Mask❑ Fly Sheet❑ Quarter Sheet❑ Rain Sheet❑ Rug❑ Stable Sheet❑ Tail Bandages❑ Nasal Strips❑ Wool Cooler

FEEDING❑ Electrolytes, Salt❑ Feed Scoop❑ Grain❑ Grain Bucket❑ Hay and Hay Net❑ Supplements❑ Treats❑ Water Buckets (2)

TACK CLEANING❑ Conditioner❑ Rags❑ Silver polish❑ Sponges❑ Tack cleaner❑ Tooth brush

TACK❑ Bell Boots❑ Bridles❑ Dressage saddle❑ Extra Bits❑ Extra Reins❑ Galloping Boots❑ Girths❑ Halters❑ Jumping saddle❑ Lead Rope❑ Lunge Line❑ Martingales❑ Overgirth❑ Saddle pads❑ Side Reins


BRAIDING❑ Hair Clips❑ Mane Comb❑ Needle and Thread❑ Pull-through❑ Quic Braid❑ Rubber Bands❑ Scissors❑ Seam Ripper❑ Spray Bottle, Sponge❑ Stool❑ Yarn

TACK❑ Bell Boots❑ Bridles❑ Dressage saddle❑ Extra Bits❑ Extra Reins❑ Galloping Boots❑ Girths❑ Halters❑ Jumping saddle❑ Lead Rope❑ Lunge Line❑ Martingales❑ Overgirth❑ Saddle pads❑ Side Reins

RIDER❑ Alarm Clock❑ Band Aids❑ Barn Boots❑ Belt❑ Body Protecting Vest❑ Boot Jack❑ Boot Pulls❑ Boots❑ Breeches❑ Dress Clothes❑ Dressage Whip❑ Equipment Bags❑ Gloves❑ Helmet❑ Helmet Covers❑ Insect Spray❑ Jacket❑ Jumping Bats❑ Medical Armband❑ Mirror❑ Omnibus❑ Rain Gear❑ Rule Book❑ Running Shoes❑ Sewing Kit❑ Shirts❑ Spurs and Spur Straps❑ Stock Tie and Pins❑ Sunscreen❑ Sweater, Jacket❑ Toilet Kit❑ Work Clothes❑ Shirts❑

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MEDICAL KIT❑ Antibacterial Cream/Ointment❑ Banamine❑ Band Aids®❑ Bandage Scissors❑ Betadine or hydrogen peroxide❑ Clean towels❑ Disinfectants❑ DMSO❑ Electrolytes❑ Epsom Salts❑ Eyes wash (such as Clear Eyes)❑ Gauze and Gauze Pads❑ Hydrogen Peroxide❑ Ice pack❑ Icthamol❑ Liniments❑ Needles❑ Paper Towels❑ Scrub❑ Sheet Cotton❑ Stable Bandages❑ Syringes❑ Tape❑ Thermometer❑ Twitch❑ Vaseline®❑ Vetrap, Elastoplast❑ Witch Hazel


HISTORY OF THE USEA

The United States Eventing Association, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit educational organization, was founded as the United States Combined Training Association (USCTA) in September, 1959, the vision of Alexander Mackay-Smith, who felt that in addition to the American Horse Show Association and United States Equestrian Team (now merged as the United States Equestrian Federation), a third organization was needed to promote the fledgling sport of Combined Training (now known as Eventing) in the United States. Initially the association’s roster included just two dozen names, including Mackay-Smith and other notables such as Jack Fritz, Philip Hoffman, Roger Maher, and Lana Wright (neé DuPont). Today it boasts more than 12,000 members. Each year more than 42,000 starters run at over 250 USEA-recognized competitions throughout the country.

The mission of the USCTA in 1959 and of the USEA in 2020 remains much the same – to make eventing safe, fun, and fair to all who join the USEA ranks, while at the same time promoting this incredible sport to the public. As a service organization, the USEA is dedicated to advancing the sport by educating riders, trainers, organizers, officials, the media, and volunteers, with the health and well being of the horse of paramount importance. By assisting and educating competitors, event organizers, and officials; maintaining responsible safety standards; and registering qualified competitions and clinics, the USEA offers a strong and continuous training opportunity for an ever-expanding field of eventers, from Beginner Novice to Olympic level.


USEA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

U.S. Eventing Association — Dedicated to Equine Welfare

The sport of Eventing, in relation to English riding and horsemanship, embraces the principle that training of the horse and rider in the elements of classical dressage, combined with training of the horse and rider in jumping obstacles, will improve the performance of both across country.

From its inception in 1959, the United States Combined Training Association, since 2001 known as the United States Eventing Association, has sought:

To educate horse owners and riders in those principles and practices of horsemanship embodied in the term Eventing, and founded upon the essential relationships of classical dressage to cross-country riding;

To promote through such education the safe, healthful, humane, and effective training, use, and care of horses;

To educate horse owners and riders in methods of evaluation of the abilities, state of training, and condition of both riders and horses, as measures of achievement and a foundation for further training;

To sponsor or encourage persons to develop facilities for testing and evaluating the abilities, state of training, and condition of both horses and riders;

To sponsor, organize, or encourage persons to organize horse trials, combined tests, two-day events and three-day events under the rules of the U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF), and the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI), the world governing body for horse sports;

To sponsor, organize, or encourage persons to organize educational forums and practical training clinics in furtherance of any of those purposes;

And to work cooperatively within the scope of its purposes with other organizations such as the USEF, FEI, USPC, and AHC, as well as national breed associations.

Implicit in the work of the USEA, and central to its philosophy, is the welfare of the horse. At each of the levels of prescribed testing, the horses and riders are subjected to distinct tests of physical agility, strength, and endurance, as well as mental and emotional preparation. The horse must be healthy, fit, prepared, and willing in order to perform.

The rules of the USEF, which are observed by the USEA, call for safe, secure, and comfortable stabling, with proper arrangements for the procuring of feed and water, the availability of veterinary and farrier support, and the layout and construction of arenas and courses with jumpable obstacles appropriate in difficulty to each

specified level. The rules forbid cruelty and provide severe punishment for any violation.

At the heart of successful training is continuous interaction between rider and horse which may simply be expressed as “ask-receive-reward.” Out of this process, the horse-rider combination achieves mutual respect, realization of mutual dependence, and mutual trust.

The Board of Governors of the United States Eventing Association hereby embraces the Code of Conduct as promulgated by the FEI, as it may apply within its sphere of activity and authority. To this end it is stated:

1. In Eventing, the horse must be considered paramount of importance.

2. The well being of the horse shall be above the demands of breeders, trainers, riders, owners, dealers, organizers, sponsors, or officials.

3. All handling and veterinary treatment must be directed toward the health and welfare of the horse.

4. The highest standards of nutrition, health, sanitation, and safety shall be encouraged and striven for at all times.

5. Members and competitors shall be advised to make adequate provisions for ventilation, feeding, watering, and maintenance of a healthy environment during transportation.

6. Emphasis shall be placed on increasing the education and training of both horse and rider, and in promoting scientific studies in equine health.

7. In the interest of the horse, the fitness and competence of the rider shall be regarded as essential.

8. All riding and training methods must take account of the horse as a living entity. It must not include any technique considered by the USEF to be abusive.

9. The USEA continues to work with the USEF to maintain adequate controls in order that persons and bodies under their jurisdictions respect the welfare of the horse.

10. The USEA will encourage its members to adhere to these principles in training as well as in competition.


CONTACT THE USEA OFFICE

Rob Burk, Chief Executive Officer Ext: 3017 | [email protected]

Jo Whitehouse, Development Officer Direct: (530) 303-6754 | [email protected]

Sharon Gallagher, Senior Director of Competitions Ext: 3005 | [email protected]

Jennifer Hardwick, Senior Director of Member Services and Convention/Meeting PlannerExt: 3003 | [email protected]

Nancy Knight, Senior Director of Education/Advertising Ext: 3007 | [email protected]

Robert Winter, Director of Information Systems Management Ext: 3001 | [email protected]

Jason Caldwell, Manager of Information Systems Ext: 3002 | [email protected]

Kate Lokey, Director of Programs and Marketing Ext: 3020 | [email protected]

Leslie Mintz, Director of Media and Communications Ext: 3015 | [email protected]

Jessica Duffy, Communications Coordinator Ext: 3021 | [email protected]

Claire Kelley, Marketing Coordinator Ext: 3019 | [email protected]

Jacqui Ross, Director of Administration and Finance Ext. 3014 | [email protected]

Wendy Weinstein, Manager Administration and Finance Ext: 3006 | [email protected]

Lisa Rowe, Office Manager Ext: 3010 | [email protected]

Hannah Temple, Programs Assistant Ext: 3008 | [email protected]

Cindy Clingman, Membership AssistantExt: 3012 | [email protected]

Seethalakshmi Seetharaman, Senior DeveloperExt: 3016 | [email protected]

Margaret Marcus, Customer Support SpecialistExt: 3018 | [email protected]

Mailing Address: 525 Old Waterford Rd. NW | Leesburg, VA 20176Phone: (703) 779-0440 | Fax: (703) 779-0550 | E-mail: [email protected] | Web: www.useventing.com


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